Best walking around camera

EverydayGetaway wrote in post #18052597
The only tangible difference between the X-E2 and the X-T10 is the location of the EVF, tilting screen and some controls. They use the exact same sensor, EVF, AF system and firmware.

The X-Pro2 is the "best" body from Fuji, but it's a good bit more expensive. The X-T1 is essentially the same as the X-T10 but with a larger body and much nicer EVF, weather sealing and a few other enhancements and no built in flash.

If you don't mind buying used there is in my opinion absolutely no reason to buy the X-E2s, it's nearly identical to the X-E2 with the latest firmware.

Good summary, thanks for sharing.

Uh-oh, now I gotta look at Fuji again!

Nick Aufiero wrote in post #18052728
Yeah ill browse and see whats cheapest.
I like the body of the xt10 tho most honestly

That's a perfectly valid reason to choose one camera over another, but personally I love the corner EVF. I also love the fact that I can bounce the pop up flash on my X-E2 (something you can't do with the X-T10).

I would never use an on camera flash tbh ha
I really don't wanna get the kit lens with it but I may just get the kit for $700 right now and save for a prime or two

Nick Aufiero wrote in post #18053347
I would never use an on camera flash tbh ha
I really don't wanna get the kit lens with it but I may just get the kit for $700 right now and save for a prime or two

Why not? It's fantastic to have in a pinch. I use mine on the X-E2 pretty often, enough to wish my a7S had one. It's actually reasonably powerful too, you can just use an index finger to angle it up to bounce it. I'll post an example later when I'm not on my phone.

Also, the "kit" lens is extremely good (and I'm not a fan of zooms in general). It's a $700 lens new when separate from the kit, it's not unlike Canon boxing the 24-105L as a "kit" lens.

EverydayGetaway wrote in post #18053456
Why not? It's fantastic to have in a pinch. I use mine on the X-E2 pretty often, enough to wish my a7S had one. It's actually reasonably powerful too, you can just use an index finger to angle it up to bounce it. I'll post an example later when I'm not on my phone.

Also, the "kit" lens is extremely good (and I'm not a fan of zooms in general). It's a $700 lens new when separate from the kit, it's not unlike Canon boxing the 24-105L as a "kit" lens.

biggest reason is its f3.5 on the lowest end.

I'm used to the 1.4 on my canon fullframe so.

I am more than likely gonna get the xt10 with the kit lens until I can spend a few more bucks and get me some primes for it

Nick Aufiero wrote in post #18054302
biggest reason is its f3.5 on the lowest end.

I'm used to the 1.4 on my canon fullframe so.

I am more than likely gonna get the xt10 with the kit lens until I can spend a few more bucks and get me some primes for it

Not sure what you mean on "the lowest end", but it's an f2.8 to f4 lens, so it's f2.8 at it's widest and f4 at it's longest.

And here's an example of using the pop-up flash bounced off the ceiling, this shot was taken with the 27mm pancake lens

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